USB C Docking Station,12 in 1 Displaylink USB 3.0 to USB-C Dock Dual Monitor with HDMI,VGA,USB A 3.0,PD3.0, Laptop Docking Station for MacBook Pro&Air/M1/M2/M3/HP and More USB Ports Laptops

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It did the job and worked with DisplayLink for 8 months before breaking.UPDATE: The seller reached out to me and offered a full refund. Customer service was very nice. Changed my review to 4 stars.

This is a great hub and I am using for many things, such as connecting monitors and transferring files and I have no complaints in that department. I was also hoping to use this with a portable monitor when traveling so I could watch movies from my phone, but since i have a Pixel 7, I had to download the displaylink software and for some reason the displaylink app doesn't let you watch Netflix, Prime, or YouTube movies even though you've paid for them. It's a shame. I looked it up and it's not the hub, it's the displaylink software which is from a different company. For example, I can watch YouTube videos just fine, but when I play a copyrighted movie on YouTube, it will only show a black screen but you can hear the movie. If you have a flagship phone, like the Samsung S23 or the S21, there is no need to download the displaylink software and you can watch movies no problem. Hopefully they fix the app at some point.

After I bought it, I noticed message to check laptop's port and make sure it was DP, but after receiving item, I decided to try it since I wasn't going to use USB-C, I used the adapter provided and it worked perfectly! I have latest Windows 10 ver 21H1 and didn't need to download any drivers. Both monitors came up, extended both and both worked great and with individual desktops on each. Very happy with product, it works as expected. Everything else worked as expected as well.

Other than the rough edges with the DisplayLink driver on MacOS, its a solid piece of kit if you only need to support 1080p monitors. I can't recommend for anyone running 1440p or 4k due to lacking support. Do read the fine print if you see "2k" in any of the marketing around the resolution, since it is not proper 1440 (2560 x 1440, 16:9 aspect ratio). Due note that at the cost of this product, you should be considering if a Thunderbolt 3 or Thunderbolt 4 adapter is more appropriate for your situation.Depending upon what you need this for, it's a fine piece of very versatile kit for working on monitors or lower res screens on the road. It's also handy to double as a 3.5mm audio jack for phones which no longer have them, which I used on my OnePlus 7T Android smartphone.Knocking one star off as the original marketing claimed that this supported 4k (assumed to be at 60fps), but it does not support 4k at any framerate. However, the seller was gracious enough to check into my original support claim and realized the issue was not in the product, but in the advertising.